Biography:
Runrig were a Scottish folk rock band founded by brothers Calum and Rory Macdonald in 1973 in Portree, Isle of Skye, Scotland. The band was popular across the United Kingdom, Denmark and Germany and was notable for combining original songs in Gaelic with a rock sound, thus reflecting the Gaelic culture.
Runrig began in 1973 as a three-piece named the "Run Rig Dance Band", its members comprising Calum Macdonald and Rory Macdonald, and their friend, accordionist Blair Douglas.
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Other songs:
- Every River
- Hearts Of Olden Glory
- Pride Of Summer
- Protect And Survive
- The Ocean Road
- Year Of The Flood
- 18Th July
- A Dhinnse Na Firinn
- Abhainn An T
- Air A Chuan
- Air An Traigh
- Alba
- All The Miles
- All Things Must Change
- Always The Winner
- Amazing Things
- An Cuibhle Mor
- An Ros
- An T
- An Ubhal As Airde
- And The Accordions Played
- And Well Sing
- Ard
- Big Sky
- Big Songs Of Hope And Cheer
- Book Of Golden Stories
- Canada
- Cearcal A Chuain
- Cho Buidhe Sa Bha I Riabh
- City Of Lights
- Clash Of The Ash
- Cnoc Na Feille
- Da Mile Bliadhna
- Dance Called America
- Dream Fields
- Dust
- Edge Of The World
- Eirinn
- Empty Glens
- Every Beating Heart
- Fichead Bliadhna
- Flower Of The West
- Foghar Nan Eilean 78
- Forever Eyes Of Blue
- Gabriels Sword
- Going Home
- Harvest Moon
- Headlights
- Healer In Your Heart
- Hearthammer
- Ill Keep Coming Home
- In Scandinavia
- In Search Of Angels
- Life Is
- Lighthouse
- Loch Lomond
- Mairi
- May Morning
- Maymorning
- Meadhan Oidhche Air An Acarseid
- Morning Tide
- Move A Mountain
- News From Heaven
- Nightfall On Marsco S Tu Mo Leannan
- O Cho Meallt
- Onar
- One Thing
- Only The Brave
- Oran
- Our Earth Was Once Green
- Pog Aon Oidhche Earraich
- Precious Years
- Pride Of The Summer
- Proterra
- Ravenscraig
- Recovery
- Rise And Fall
- Road And The River
- Rocket To The Moon
- Running To The Light
- Saints Of The Soil
- Satellite Flood
- Siol Ghoraidh
- Skye
- Smalltown
- Somewhere
- Song Of The Earth
- Sraidean Na Roinn
- Stamping Ground
- Stepping Down The Glory Road
- Tear Down These Walls
- Thairis Air A Ghleann
- That Final Mile
- That Other Landscape
- The Apple Came Down
- The Cutter
- The Dancing Floor
- The Everlasting Gun
- The Greatest Flame
- The Message
- The Mighty Atlantic
- The Old Boys
- The Only Rose
- The Place Where The Rivers Run
- The Ship
- The Story
- The Wedding
- The Wire
- The Years We Shared
- Things That Are
- This Beautiful Pain
- This Darkest Winter
- This Day
- This Is Not A Love Song
- This Time Of Year
- Tir A Mhurain
- Tir An Airm
- Travellers
- Wall Of China One Man
- Wonderful
- Worker For The Wind
- World Appeal
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Runrig - Recovery
CAPO: 1st Fret
INTRO: G Cmaj7 G Am7 (2x) G
Am C
Watching the morning come in on the land
G
See the moon roll over Skeabost
Am C
See the young men late in the glen
G
All with camans in hand
Am
Sea winds out on the wild
C G
Sea waves crash onto Uig
Am C
See the black homes strung out in a line
G
Cross the island of Skye
CHORUS:
Am G
I can't believe that it's taking all this time
Dm C Am
I can't believe my life and my destiny
Am7
After the clans, after the clearings
D C G
Here I am, recovering
Am C
Should have been home before daylight
G
It's not easy when you're down and hungry
Am C
One from the late run, rolled up in a coat
G
I make my way across the moor
Am C
For a late summer in Eighty-Four
G
But now there's a new day dawning
Am C
I've heard the Braes men talk in Portree
G
The news from Glendale
CHORUS:
Am G
And I can't believe that it's taking all this time
Dm C Am
I can't believe my life and my destiny
Am7
After the clans, after the clearings
D C
Here I am, recovering
INSTRUMENTAL: G Cmaj7 G Am7 (2x)
G C G Am7 (2x) D C G
Am C
Still the morning comes in on the land
G
See the new sun red and rising
Am C
See the corn turn ripe in the fields
G
See the growth in the glen
Am C
And McPherson's in Kilmuir tonight
G
What a night for a people rising
Am C
And, oh god, not before time
G Cmaj7 G
There's justice in our lives
CAPO: 1st Fret
INTRO: G Cmaj7 G Am7 (2x) G
Am C
Watching the morning come in on the land
G
See the moon roll over Skeabost
Am C
See the young men late in the glen
G
All with camans in hand
Am
Sea winds out on the wild
C G
Sea waves crash onto Uig
Am C
See the black homes strung out in a line
G
Cross the island of Skye
CHORUS:
Am G
I can't believe that it's taking all this time
Dm C Am
I can't believe my life and my destiny
Am7
After the clans, after the clearings
D C G
Here I am, recovering
Am C
Should have been home before daylight
G
It's not easy when you're down and hungry
Am C
One from the late run, rolled up in a coat
G
I make my way across the moor
Am C
For a late summer in Eighty-Four
G
But now there's a new day dawning
Am C
I've heard the Braes men talk in Portree
G
The news from Glendale
CHORUS:
Am G
And I can't believe that it's taking all this time
Dm C Am
I can't believe my life and my destiny
Am7
After the clans, after the clearings
D C
Here I am, recovering
INSTRUMENTAL: G Cmaj7 G Am7 (2x)
G C G Am7 (2x) D C G
Am C
Still the morning comes in on the land
G
See the new sun red and rising
Am C
See the corn turn ripe in the fields
G
See the growth in the glen
Am C
And McPherson's in Kilmuir tonight
G
What a night for a people rising
Am C
And, oh god, not before time
G Cmaj7 G
There's justice in our lives
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